Outsourcing is one of those topics that always makes emotions run high, as staff may fear for their jobs or fret about what the changes will mean for them.
HR strategy
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Stephen Hall, vice-president HR, Metronet Rail
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Roffey Park began life as a wartime rehabilitation centre, but became a hub for developing managers and HR professionals. Nic Paton reports.
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This summer marks the end of a colourful six years for the CBI, as members wave goodbye to their enthusiastic and sometimes controversial leader. Ross Wigham reports.
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Lessons have been learned from the "terrible" murder of Asian teenager Zahid Mubarek, the Prison Service's director of personnel has insisted.
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UK employers face two major international challenges: climate change and the increasingly competitive global economy, according to the CBI's new director-general Richard Lambert.
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Will the trend towards outsourced OH services make it easier for people to progress in their careers, or dilute the work that OH advisers do? Sally O'Reilly investigates.
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HSBC moves towards the 'paperless office' at Canary Wharf HQ.
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One in three finance directors are considering outsourcing the HR function, according to research
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Oldham’s outsourcing contract will lead to transfer of more than 400 staff
by dan thomasby dan thomasOldham has signed a £260m deal that will transfer services and jobs from the council to a new joint venture company
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Only one-quarter of HR managers believe that workforce planning, leadership development and performance management are supported by their IT systems
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The group HR director at the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has gone head-to-head with HR consultant Paul Kearns and defended the bank’s policy of not measuring the return on investment on its new multi-million pound business school (Personnel Today, 2 May).
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As the first anniversary of the terrorist attacks on London approaches, there is little evidence that businesses are prepared for the consequences ofa major incident.
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Media industries sign up to £12bn culture scheme.
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UK employers are falling behind the US, Europe and the Far East in the race to invest in India's fast-growing economy, according to a government report.